Most "we'll redesign your Webflow site" projects quietly become a repaint of the same broken structure. I do full Webflow redesigns — not a visual refresh over the same tangled classes and duplicated CMS collections underneath. That means restyling AND restructuring: a real audit of what's slowing the site down, cluttering the CMS, or forcing you to touch code for basic content updates, followed by a rebuild using a clean Client-First class system and Webflow interactions instead of one-off custom CSS.

A recent redesign example: I rebuilt a 30+ page Webflow site for a B2B SaaS partner across two languages (NL/EN), cutting a cluttered site down to three clear conversion paths and a reusable component system the client's own team now runs without needing a developer for every update. I also handle Webflow speed optimization and accessibility (WCAG) audits as part of redesigns, since a slower, less accessible "new" site is a downgrade no matter how it looks.

What's included: a full audit of the current Webflow site (structure, CMS, performance, accessibility), a redesign plan mapped to real business goals rather than trend-chasing, a rebuilt responsive site with a clean Client-First class system and restructured CMS collections, GSAP animations and custom interactions where they earn their place, and a recorded walkthrough video so your team can manage content after launch. Ongoing care — CMS restructuring, performance tuning, and proactive bug fixes — is available afterward if you want a long-term partner rather than a one-off project.